Kingdom Come: Deliverance II: Walkthrough & Boss Guide

This is a spoiler-heavy outline of the main story of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, following the Wikipedia plot summary. It does not cover side quests, mechanics or crafting, and the two boss entries describe only the story context of each fight, since we could not verify combat details.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is set in 1403 in the Kingdom of Bohemia, during a civil war between King Wenceslaus IV and the invading Sigismund, King of Hungary and Croatia. Sir Hans Capon, Henry and an entourage travel from Rattay to Trosky Castle to question Otto von Bergow about his loyalty to Sigismund. Bandits attack their camp.

At Trosky the party is refused entry because they cannot prove their identities. Capon starts a brawl at a nearby tavern, blames Henry and leaves. Henry learns that Bergow will attend a wedding in Semine and infiltrates it, but Bergow never arrives and the groom, Olda Semine, secretly slips away. Henry and Capon reconcile, but a brawl leads to both being imprisoned at Trosky, where Capon is sentenced to hang for poaching. Bergow arrives in time to free him but does not explain his allegiance, and instead assigns the two to suppress banditry.

Henry and Capon recruit soldiers from Nebakov Fortress. A captured bandit reveals that Olda Semine works with the bandits, who have secretly taken over Nebakov. Bergow's attempt to retake the fortress fails, and Henry and Capon are captured. Hanus and Radzig Kobyla send Father Godwin to find them, and Jan Zizka, who opposes Sigismund, frees them after Godwin helps put down a rebellion by Bergow's spy, Istvan Toth.

Bergow, Toth and Markvart von Aulitz attack Nebakov. Henry, Godwin and Zizka are imprisoned at Trosky, while Capon is held for ransom. Katherine, a cook working with Zizka, releases them. Henry learns that Sigismund plans to kill his enemies, including John II of Liechtenstein, kills Toth and recovers the sword that Martin made for Kobyla. The group escapes through tunnels; Henry, Zizka and Katherine flee to Kuttenberg (Kutna Hora), while Godwin returns to Kobyla and Hanus.

At Suchdol, Margrave Jobst warns Henry's group to stop banditry because he has negotiated a truce with Sigismund. In Kuttenberg's Jewish quarter Henry and Katherine find Liechtenstein under the protection of the vigilante Samuel. Henry warns Liechtenstein about Sigismund and learns that Capon is held at Bergow's Maleshov castle. Henry and Zizka recruit mercenaries led by Dry Devil and infiltrate Maleshov, rescuing Capon and the prisoner Vauquelin Brabant. Henry sneaks into a council and witnesses Sigismund and Aulitz order a pogrom against Kuttenberg's Jews; he later helps Samuel escort the Jews out of the city and learns that Samuel is Martin's illegitimate son.

Bergow's force attacks a meeting of loyalist lords at Raborsch; the attackers are repelled but the lords are captured. To free them, the group plans to capture Bergow. Using Brabant's mercenaries and a stolen bombard they storm Maleshov and take him prisoner. Bergow argues that Sigismund's hold on Bohemia cannot last and suggests robbing the silver stored in Kuttenberg's royal residence, where the lords are also held. Part of the party poses as a papal legate as a distraction while the rest go through Kuttenberg's mines, seize the silver and rescue the lords. Brabant and his mercenaries then try to take the silver and Brabant escapes.

Henry's group flees to Suchdol castle, and Sigismund leaves Bohemia with his army. Aulitz, Bergow and Brabant besiege Suchdol, and Dry Devil mortally wounds Aulitz. Henry rides to bring reinforcements from Jobst, Hanus and Kobyla, returns with them and drives off the attackers.

In the epilogue Henry sees an apparition of his mother and Martin, and Kobyla offers him his sword. The ending depends on your choices: a virtuous path has Henry's parents express pride, a ruthless path earns their reproach. Henry can accept the sword and become an adventurer or soldier, or decline it and settle as a villager in Rattay or a burgher in Kuttenberg with one of three love interests. In a secret ending, if Henry stays chaste and pursues no love interest, he returns to Rattay and reunites with Theresa.